A "need to have" company that can perform well in any condition is obviously preferable, though a "nice to have" company may have a large upside when conditions are right.
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Pats fans have company in their distaste for the commissioner.
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It might not help, but at least you'll have company.
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Josh Trank, Gareth Edwards, Lord & Miller — you're gonna have company.
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" As for the newcomers, she said, "It's good to have company.
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And less space also means it's harder to have company over
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When we have company to dinner, I use the 6 qt.
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Many of them essentially have company stock falling out of their pockets.
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It would've made me feel like I have company and wasn't a freak.
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I like to mix and match with my cooking unless I have company over.
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So at least Apple will have company if it&aposs going to disappoint investors.
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O'Rourke, 44, who has represented his district since 2013, could have company in a Democratic primary.
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"This is probably an indication that Amazon will have company drivers as opposed to independent drivers."
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Scientists aren&apost just harnessing ground-based telescopes — they&aposll have company in the sky as well.
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"I have company in the house," Vasileiadou said in an interview with the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR).
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Investors increasingly want to develop their own risk portfolios, not have company management do it for them.
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If the Astros act suspiciously, they have company among the other A.L. powers, and probably nearly everyone else.
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Redmond, Washington, has been the home of Microsoft for decades, but the maker of Word may soon have company.
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She says nothing about Sasha's whereabouts, but instead tells Rick, Michonne, Tara and the rest that they have company.
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I'm happy to have company and not to have to make the trip home alone so late at night.
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Currently, only Nasdaq and the NYSE have company listings, giving them an effective duopoly on the closing auction process.
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My wife passed away last year, and I moved into a senior living residence so I would have company.
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Justify DOMINATED ... winning the Kentucky Derby, making some people think Pharoah might have company as a TC winner pretty soon.
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Now, with so many areas sporting bearish patterns like this, if one breaks, the odds are it will have company.
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People in Hong Kong who worry about extraditions to a legal system so lacking in due process have company elsewhere.
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DESOLATION A mother, her son and her friend go into the woods to scatter ashes and discover they have company.
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We don't normally eat out this much, but we like to make an exception when we have company staying with us.
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People join weight loss and exercise groups because they know it's easier to stick to those goals when you have company.
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Maybe they'll have company soon: ABC, for instance, is talking about making its programming more middle-America-conscious after the election.
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Those titles will soon have company as "The Lion King" and "Toy Story 4" are close to hitting the milestone as well.
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He would have company with all-time greats like Dominique Wilkins, Pete Maravich, Alex English, Chris Webber, Grant Hill and Bernard King.
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Only this time, they may have company from pro-defense Republicans unwilling to kick the Pentagon-spending can further down the road.
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It is good for Bouton to have company, said his wife, Paula Kurman, who has a doctorate in interpersonal communications from Columbia.
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"All my neighbors (around) here, any time they have company, they come over to see the longhorn," Pope said in the news release.
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And I had been eager to have company and guidance navigating one of the few 52 Places destinations where night life is central.
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While the healthcare industry is a multitrillion-dollar business, Amazon will have company as it tries to insert its voice assistant into the market.
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When you don't have company, the other downside of wireless charging in the living room is that you can't use the phone while decompressing.
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We keep it on our coffee table and use it at least once a night after we eat by the tv or have company over.
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By the end of the interview, the Dalai Lama decided that if people were going to call him a demon, he might as well have company.
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The bourbon is part of the couple's evening ritual: when they don't have company, they have a drink before dinner and take turns reading to each other.
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It may have company: Though the firearms trade has never had a better friend in the White House than President Trump, the industry is in dismal shape.
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One of the best ideas I've heard is, how do we expand universities across this country so that now we don't have company towns, we have university towns.
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I enjoy other humans, I'm not quite in my dilapidated mansion on a hill phase just yet, but I'm not someone who has to have company by nature.
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Luckily I have a massive family — an amazing mom, two wonderful sisters and both of my grandmothers are still alive — so it's not like she won't have company.
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An inflatable lounger, on the other hand, is great for both crashing in front of the TV but can be easily stashed away when you have company over.
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Challenges to the law could make ever-cautious corporate legal departments reluctant to have company leaders publicly state diversity goals, for fear that those statements would be interpreted as quotas. .
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One of them asks to come to the farmer's market with me sometime soon and I happily say yes – I usually go by myself but love to have company with me!
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If Chapman goes on the disabled list, he will have company with Gregorius, right fielder Aaron Judge and catcher Gary Sanchez — leaving the Yankees without what would optimally be their Nos.
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But no understanding was reached; I have not paid, as I believe it's wrong to have charged me when it was known that I didn't have company insurance at the time.
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If it is enacted, 13 million people — a sizable portion of the 55 million Americans who don't have company retirement plans — would be denied access to payroll-deduction individual retirement accounts.
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Advisers like Steve Bannon and Stephen Miller, supporters of the "America First" language of the Trump campaign and inauguration, now have company and competition from those with more globalist points of view.
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My great-aunt and great-uncle lived on 115th and Riverside Drive; an address they boasted of in 1962 had become a neighborhood they were frightened to have company visit by 1975.
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The Clinton conundrum Obama will have company at the United Nations from Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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A proactive CEO should have company counsel prepare a pro-forma cap table of the company before issuing any notes, so the impact is fully understood before a note investment is ever accepted.
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And as you'll hear from most of our companies, especially the ones in the Platinum Portfolio, they all have company specific themes going on, which will make the stocks hopefully do well over time.
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Cavaliers 125, Knicks 118 With a 103-point lead and less than four minutes remaining, the Knicks seemed as if they were about to have company at the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings.
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"One of the issues is large unions … we don't want that - we have company unions," he said, adding there would be more negotiations but that migrant workers should not have more rights than Thai workers.
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"One of the issues is large unions … we don't want that - we have company unions," he said, adding there would be more negotiations but that migrant workers should not have more rights than Thai workers.
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On the subject of the self-styled LinkedIn comparison, you've probably already noticed that LinkedIn does have company profile pages, but McConnell's argument is that the site was built with individuals' profiles and recruitment in mind.
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On Tuesday evening, love and money planet Venus harmonizes with your planetary ruler, warrior Mars, bringing a peaceful energy to your home—this is a good time to have company over or enjoy your own abode!
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I feel that I have company on that street corner I caught up with Eddie Pepitone by cellphone on his way to play a role in Jill Greenberg's Feminist Pigs, wherein seven women take revenge on their abusers.
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If this is another great unraveling for the Cubs, then the ground ball that skittered under the glove of Leon Durham in 23 and the fan Steve Bartman's interference of 20123 will have company in their history of heartbreak.
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And in Utah, Senator Mitt Romney, who has emerged as a lonely voice criticizing Mr. Trump's dealings with Ukraine, and last week called the president's appeal for foreign help investigating the Bidens "wrong and appalling," appears to have company.
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Today, TMSOFT released the 7th version of its flagship White Noise app, and introduced some major new features, inspired by the many app users who would hound Moore to have company audio engineers record nostalgic sounds for them, the CEO said.
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They all operate the same way in that, when a potential client rings the doorbell, a second bell rings throughout the building to notify us that we have company, and it's time to line up in the parlor to introduce ourselves.
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"Sityodtong is only interested in promoting scandal-free superheroesSityodtong told Business Insider: "When I have company meetings with my staff, I always say our success is measured when a child puts a poster of one of our heroes on his or her bedroom wall.
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"This could have company-wide consequences," IG Metall treasurer and Siemens supervisory board member Juergen Kerner told Reuters by telephone from Berlin, where about 2,500 workers were demonstrating outside a meeting of Siemens' works councils that was being addressed by human resources chief Janina Kugel.
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Rivera could have company on the stage next summer in Cooperstown, N.Y. Five holdover candidates received votes on more than half of the ballots last year, with 75 percent needed for election: Edgar Martinez (70.4 percent), Mike Mussina (63.5), Roger Clemens (57.3), Barry Bonds (56.4) and Curt Schilling (51.2).
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Speaking to PeopleTV on the red carpet at the 2019 Emmy Awards on Sunday in Los Angeles, Sterling K. Brown and his wife Ryan Michelle Bathe joked about their recent appearance on People Now, where Bathe revealed her biggest pet peeve is when her husband walks around the house in his underwear when they have company.
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He also survived at least two major strokes. He often felt too ill to leave his apartment or have company. Ireland died in his East Village home on October 26, 2013. Ireland's partner was Hervé Couergou.
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When I have company I consider it obligatory. I trifle with it if I’m > not hungry and drink it when I am. Otherwise, I never touch it—unless I’m > thirsty. Lily managed Bollinger until 1971, when her nephews Claude d'Hautefeuille and Christian Bizot succeeded her.
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Coit's franchises have expanded to include locations in the United States, Canada, and Thailand. They have company owned locations throughout the U.S. and Canada, but their corporate base is in Burlingame, California. Coit is an LLC with owner, Mr. Kearn owning 10% of the CO. Coit continues to service more than 500,000 customers yearly.
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Walvekar also acted in Marathi Plays like "Yudhdhachya Sawlya" written by Gajanan Digambar Madgulkar (popularly known as Ga Di Ma), and "Lagnachi Bedi", written by Pralhad Keshav Atre, and enacted by Veteran actor Bapurao Mane. He was fortunate enough to have company of big personalities. His contemporary singers were Babanrao Nawdikar, Govind Kurwalikar, Kumudini Pednekar etc.
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Searching for the kidnapped kits, Firepaw and Graypaw lead Ravenpaw to a barn where he can be safe and have company, living with a loner named Barley, short black- and-white tom. Firepaw then leads a rescue party with Yellowfang to rescue the lost kits in ShadowClan territory and emerges victorious. Brokenstar and his followers are banished from the Clan. Tigerclaw, still trusted by the Clan, suspects Firepaw knows his secret.
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Derivative shareholder suits are extremely rare in continental Europe. The reasons probably lie within laws that prevent small shareholders from bringing lawsuits in the first place. Many European countries have company acts that legally require a minimum share in order to bring a derivative suit. Larger shareholders could bring lawsuits, however, their incentives are rather to settle the claims with the management, sometimes to the detriment of the small shareholders.
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David visits Laura-Mae to get her to agree to tell the truth and realizes she is about to have company. He waits around and sees a man enter her room. Looking through the window, he realizes it is Judson Elliot, Bixby's co-prosecutor, and that he is having an affair with her despite being married and having four kids. In court the next morning, Laura-Mae takes the stand.
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Sibö told her that he was identical to her but with different genitals. She did not want to have company, she wanted to remain free. Sibö visited the palenque several times to insist that she must have a partner, until he convinced her. She wanted to meet her new partner, so Sibö and the lady fasted two days and climbed the whole hill and went to infinity in the middle of the Universe to look for the house of Shulákama, the King of Serpents.
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This Single sign-on (SSO) gives users a single set of credentials to access applications (web applications, apps on mobile devices, VPN, etc) that have company data. This is primarily done with identity providers such as Ping, Okta (identity management), and Microsoft Azure by leveraging open standards such as SAML and OAuth. Ping Identity products include PingID, PingFederate, PingOne, PingAccess, PingDirectory, PingDataGovernance, and PingIntelligence. Along with Okta (identity management), Microsoft, Salesforce, Google these comprise the "identity meta system" as defined in "Design Rationale behind the Identity Metasystem Architecture".
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Prior to the game, Korekiyo had been a serial killer who had taken to murdering women he found exceptional so that his deceased older sister (whom he was in an incestuous relationship with) would have company in the afterlife. He also has a self-fabricated split personality of her which is triggered every time he removes his mask. Under his mask is lipstick, signifying his split personality. He murders both Angie and Tenko in Chapter 3 and is executed by being boiled alive and then having his spirit banished to the afterlife by Monokuma.
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The next step for a company man is to become a specialist "floating foreman," who is skilled at solving complex drilling problems, or to become a "rig superintendent" who may oversee many rigs and have company men as direct reports. From there it is possible for some to move on to upper management in an oil company, or to branch off into a multitude of other careers requiring technical management experience. Usually, 24-hour supervision is required at the well site. To achieve this, a night company man may be utilized.
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"We wanted to find a way to transform and improve the area we were living in, for ourselves but also for our kids." The project has brought a whole new breath of life to Favara, previously known mostly for its general decrepitude and for having one of Italy's highest unemployment rates. Several elderly local women, who had clung to their homes in the semi-abandoned town centre, now live amongst the exhibition spaces, happy to have company and to once again reside in a neighbourhood that is safe and alive. Meanwhile, a growing number of local youth have come to volunteer at the project.
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The main big employment for the parish in the past and west Limerick and its surrounding areas in recent years for many decades was Castlemahon Foods (known locally as the Creamery) which was located across the river on the west bank from the main village on the road to Lacey's Cross in the townland of Ballinvullen. The factory closed down and went into receivership in October 2006. Up to 300 processing jobs were lost when the owners of Castlemahon, the O'Kane Group, applied to the High Court to have company wound up. It was a big blow to the region for many families who depended on Castlemahon.
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However, she is desperate for friends and in episode ten we learn that her imaginary friend, Buttercup, was cruel to her and soon went off to be imaginary friends with another child. Heidi didn't have the imagination to invent another one. This early disappointment might explain why she is oblivious to the rudeness of others and why she is determined to have company at any cost. In episode seventeen, she reveals that she is pregnant with her second child, to the slight annoyance of Janet (because it overshadowed her announcement of her engagement) and Sharon (because of her maternity rights), although the other characters express their joy at her news when they realise it will mean another lengthy maternity absence.
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